The average cash price of a hospital ultrasound in each state

Florida has the highest average cash price for an ultrasound of the abdomen in a hospital at $2,295 and New Jersey has the lowest average cash price at $319, according to a new study from Hospital Pricing Specialists. 

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For the study, Hospital Pricing Specialists analyzed pricing data from 2,078 hospitals that had machine-readable files on their websites. The analysis focused on the cash prices of ultrasounds on the abdomen, which has the Current Procedural Terminology code 76700. 

Here is a breakdown of the average cost of a hospital ultrasound of the abdomen in each state:

Alabama — $860

Alaska — $897

Arizona — $1,125

Arkansas — $388

California — $1,121

Colorado —  $899

Connecticut — $695

Delaware — $1,155

District of Columbia — $1,110

Florida — $2,295

Georgia — $952

Hawaii — $365

Idaho — $542

Illinois — $1,068

Indiana — $678

Iowa — $736

Kansas — $1,002

Kentucky — $640

Louisiana — $538

Maine — $716

Maryland — $434

Massachusetts — $785

Michigan — $548

Minnesota — $556

Mississippi — $525

Missouri — $803

Montana  — $351

Nebraska — $843

Nevada — $1,041

New Hampshire — $565

New Jersey — $319

New Mexico — $646

New York — $676

North Carolina — $625

North Dakota — $535

Ohio — $643

Oklahoma — $507

Oregon — $478

Pennsylvania — $548

Rhode Island — $386

South Carolina — $912

South Dakota —$871

Tennessee — $719

Texas — $1,269

Utah — $462

Vermont —  $773

Virginia — $1,114

Washington — $518

West Virginia — $385

Wisconsin — $679

Wyoming — $899

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